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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Female Labor Supply, Human Capital and Welfare Reform: Data from the Labour Force Survey, 1993-2006, and the British Household Panel Survey, 1991-2008

Variable Details

Variableconmpy
Labelyr started working for current employer
Responses
-9 does not apply 344641
-8 no answer 1227
58 16
59 17
60 36
61 37
62 102
63 145
64 152
65 251
66 334
67 423
68 599
69 738
70 1004
71 1061
72 1374
73 1797
74 2408
75 2248
76 2467
77 3276
78 4073
79 5049
80 5091
81 4510
82 5765
83 6587
84 7983
85 10095
86 12297
87 14767
88 17822
89 22646
90 22815
91 22155
92 25255
93 26144
94 25804
95 23064
96 16927
97 8477
98 274
1961 2
1963 6
1964 30
1965 49
1966 68
1967 123
1968 248
1969 324
1970 473
1971 609
1972 893
1973 1135
1974 1803
1975 1793
1976 1782
1977 2285
1978 3356
1979 3844
1980 4173
1981 3382
1982 4021
1983 4513
1984 6017
1985 7165
1986 9031
1987 10329
1988 12179
1989 14643
1990 16413
1991 13503
1992 14273
1993 14971
1994 20019
1995 23339
1996 27533
1997 35552
1998 43522
1999 40521
2000 38581
2001 34119
2002 28043
2003 22163
2004 18404
2005 11666
2006 4256
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFemale Labor Supply, Human Capital and Welfare Reform: Data from the Labour Force Survey, 1993-2006, and the British Household Panel Survey, 1991-2008
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